Tony Sandoval Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Tony Sandoval Art Value Price Guide

Feb. 06, 2025
Tony Sandoval Montana Indian Painting
Est: $25 - $50
Oil on Canvas. 9" by 12" unframed, 14 3/8" by 17 1/4" framed. Tony Sandoval (20th Century) is known for Painting. Tony is a Native Veteran of the Armed Forces and did overseas deployment in Japan. His most favorite stories of that time were all the tricks and jokes Tony played on his group of civilian Japanese worker pals. After his discharge he returned to Dinetah (Torreon/Cuba) and the Santa Fe area, where he re-joined his friends and relatives. Anyone who knows Tony knows his admiration for Charlie Russell, his love for wildlife, and his love for his Dine Ancestors and old folks. All of these and other spiritual icons played immense parts in his well known Vision paintings, worked in a version of grisaille technique that he made his own. Tonys first trip into Montana was his and his infant son's introduction into the Big Sky. The Charlie Russell Museum in Great Falls, Montana, and the Center of the West in Cody Wyoming were highly favored places to see actual Russell paintings. It wasnt unusual for him to spend hours studying the work of his hero. From 1973 into the 2000's Tony's other favorite hangout was the National Bison Range in Montana. For a period of time he lived with his own family across the highway from the Buffalo. Quite often he would study the buffalo and elk through binoculars. Visits with his New Mexico family to see his parents and siblings, offered opportunities to see his own Dine Elders and Medicine people. He painted book illustrations of the Bitterroot Salish's discovery of Lewis and Clark for the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. He even taught art at Two Eagle River School when it was located at the Old Agency in Dixon in the 1970s. Tony was well known for his style of work and gained a great deal of acclaim for the depth and breadth of subject matter. He participated in numerous art shows and galleries nationwide and overseas. A favorite art show challenge he was quite fond of was the Quick Draw, a timed event where several artists would vie for best and most finished portrayal. He often gathered a large and vocal group of by standers intently watching his painterly magic.
Davis Brothers Auction
Aug. 10, 2024
Tony Sandoval Montana Indian Painting
Est: $25 - $50
17 1/2" by 29 1/2" framed Tony Sandoval (20th Century) is known for Painting. Tony is a Native Veteran of the Armed Forces and did overseas deployment in Japan. His most favorite stories of that time were all the tricks and jokes Tony played on his group of civilian Japanese worker pals. After his discharge he returned to Dinetah (Torreon/Cuba) and the Santa Fe area, where he re-joined his friends and relatives. Anyone who knows Tony knows his admiration for Charlie Russell, his love for wildlife, and his love for his Dine Ancestors and old folks. All of these and other spiritual icons played immense parts in his well known Vision paintings, worked in a version of grisaille technique that he made his own. Tonys first trip into Montana was his and his infant son's introduction into the Big Sky. The Charlie Russell Museum in Great Falls, Montana, and the Center of the West in Cody Wyoming were highly favored places to see actual Russell paintings. It wasnt unusual for him to spend hours studying the work of his hero. From 1973 into the 2000's Tony's other favorite hangout was the National Bison Range in Montana. For a period of time he lived with his own family across the highway from the Buffalo. Quite often he would study the buffalo and elk through binoculars. Visits with his New Mexico family to see his parents and siblings, offered opportunities to see his own Dine Elders and Medicine people. He painted book illustrations of the Bitterroot Salish's discovery of Lewis and Clark for the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. He even taught art at Two Eagle River School when it was located at the Old Agency in Dixon in the 1970s. Tony was well known for his style of work and gained a great deal of acclaim for the depth and breadth of subject matter. He participated in numerous art shows and galleries nationwide and overseas. A favorite art show challenge he was quite fond of was the Quick Draw, a timed event where several artists would vie for best and most finished portrayal. He often gathered a large and vocal group of by standers intently watching his painterly magic.
Davis Brothers Auction
Aug. 10, 2024
Tony Sandoval Montana Indian Painting
Est: $25 - $50
17 1/4" by 29 3/8" framed, 12" by 24" unframed. Tony Sandoval (20th Century) is known for Painting. Tony is a Native Veteran of the Armed Forces and did overseas deployment in Japan. His most favorite stories of that time were all the tricks and jokes Tony played on his group of civilian Japanese worker pals. After his discharge he returned to Dinetah (Torreon/Cuba) and the Santa Fe area, where he re-joined his friends and relatives. Anyone who knows Tony knows his admiration for Charlie Russell, his love for wildlife, and his love for his Dine Ancestors and old folks. All of these and other spiritual icons played immense parts in his well known Vision paintings, worked in a version of grisaille technique that he made his own. Tonys first trip into Montana was his and his infant son's introduction into the Big Sky. The Charlie Russell Museum in Great Falls, Montana, and the Center of the West in Cody Wyoming were highly favored places to see actual Russell paintings. It wasnt unusual for him to spend hours studying the work of his hero. From 1973 into the 2000's Tony's other favorite hangout was the National Bison Range in Montana. For a period of time he lived with his own family across the highway from the Buffalo. Quite often he would study the buffalo and elk through binoculars. Visits with his New Mexico family to see his parents and siblings, offered opportunities to see his own Dine Elders and Medicine people. He painted book illustrations of the Bitterroot Salish's discovery of Lewis and Clark for the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. He even taught art at Two Eagle River School when it was located at the Old Agency in Dixon in the 1970s. Tony was well known for his style of work and gained a great deal of acclaim for the depth and breadth of subject matter. He participated in numerous art shows and galleries nationwide and overseas. A favorite art show challenge he was quite fond of was the Quick Draw, a timed event where several artists would vie for best and most finished portrayal. He often gathered a large and vocal group of by standers intently watching his painterly magic.
Davis Brothers Auction
Aug. 10, 2024
Tony Sandoval Montana Indian Painting
Est: $25 - $50
17 1/4" by 21 1/8" framed, 12" by 16" unframed. Tony Sandoval (20th Century) is known for Painting. Tony is a Native Veteran of the Armed Forces and did overseas deployment in Japan. His most favorite stories of that time were all the tricks and jokes Tony played on his group of civilian Japanese worker pals. After his discharge he returned to Dinetah (Torreon/Cuba) and the Santa Fe area, where he re-joined his friends and relatives. Anyone who knows Tony knows his admiration for Charlie Russell, his love for wildlife, and his love for his Dine Ancestors and old folks. All of these and other spiritual icons played immense parts in his well known Vision paintings, worked in a version of grisaille technique that he made his own. Tonys first trip into Montana was his and his infant son's introduction into the Big Sky. The Charlie Russell Museum in Great Falls, Montana, and the Center of the West in Cody Wyoming were highly favored places to see actual Russell paintings. It wasnt unusual for him to spend hours studying the work of his hero. From 1973 into the 2000's Tony's other favorite hangout was the National Bison Range in Montana. For a period of time he lived with his own family across the highway from the Buffalo. Quite often he would study the buffalo and elk through binoculars. Visits with his New Mexico family to see his parents and siblings, offered opportunities to see his own Dine Elders and Medicine people. He painted book illustrations of the Bitterroot Salish's discovery of Lewis and Clark for the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. He even taught art at Two Eagle River School when it was located at the Old Agency in Dixon in the 1970s. Tony was well known for his style of work and gained a great deal of acclaim for the depth and breadth of subject matter. He participated in numerous art shows and galleries nationwide and overseas. A favorite art show challenge he was quite fond of was the Quick Draw, a timed event where several artists would vie for best and most finished portrayal. He often gathered a large and vocal group of by standers intently watching his painterly magic.
Davis Brothers Auction
May. 11, 2024
Tony Sandoval Montana Indian Painting
Est: $25 - $50
Oil on Canvas. 9" by 12" unframed, 14 3/8" by 17 1/4" framed. Tony Sandoval (20th Century) is known for Painting. Tony is a Native Veteran of the Armed Forces and did overseas deployment in Japan. His most favorite stories of that time were all the tricks and jokes Tony played on his group of civilian Japanese worker pals. After his discharge he returned to Dinetah (Torreon/Cuba) and the Santa Fe area, where he re-joined his friends and relatives. Anyone who knows Tony knows his admiration for Charlie Russell, his love for wildlife, and his love for his Dine Ancestors and old folks. All of these and other spiritual icons played immense parts in his well known Vision paintings, worked in a version of grisaille technique that he made his own. Tonys first trip into Montana was his and his infant son's introduction into the Big Sky. The Charlie Russell Museum in Great Falls, Montana, and the Center of the West in Cody Wyoming were highly favored places to see actual Russell paintings. It wasnt unusual for him to spend hours studying the work of his hero. From 1973 into the 2000's Tony's other favorite hangout was the National Bison Range in Montana. For a period of time he lived with his own family across the highway from the Buffalo. Quite often he would study the buffalo and elk through binoculars. Visits with his New Mexico family to see his parents and siblings, offered opportunities to see his own Dine Elders and Medicine people. He painted book illustrations of the Bitterroot Salish's discovery of Lewis and Clark for the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. He even taught art at Two Eagle River School when it was located at the Old Agency in Dixon in the 1970s. Tony was well known for his style of work and gained a great deal of acclaim for the depth and breadth of subject matter. He participated in numerous art shows and galleries nationwide and overseas. A favorite art show challenge he was quite fond of was the Quick Draw, a timed event where several artists would vie for best and most finished portrayal. He often gathered a large and vocal group of by standers intently watching his painterly magic.
Davis Brothers Auction
Mar. 02, 2024
Tony Sandoval Montana Buffalo Hunt Painting
Est: $100 - $150
Oil on Board. 14" by 18" unframed, 22" by 26 1/8" framed. Tony Sandoval (20th Century) is known for Painting. Tony is a Native Veteran of the Armed Forces and did overseas deployment in Japan. His most favorite stories of that time were all the tricks and jokes Tony played on his group of civilian Japanese worker pals. After his discharge he returned to Dinetah (Torreon/Cuba) and the Santa Fe area, where he re-joined his friends and relatives. Anyone who knows Tony knows his admiration for Charlie Russell, his love for wildlife, and his love for his Dine Ancestors and old folks. All of these and other spiritual icons played immense parts in his well known Vision paintings, worked in a version of grisaille technique that he made his own. Tonys first trip into Montana was his and his infant son's introduction into the Big Sky. The Charlie Russell Museum in Great Falls, Montana, and the Center of the West in Cody Wyoming were highly favored places to see actual Russell paintings. It wasnt unusual for him to spend hours studying the work of his hero. From 1973 into the 2000's Tony's other favorite hangout was the National Bison Range in Montana. For a period of time he lived with his own family across the highway from the Buffalo. Quite often he would study the buffalo and elk through binoculars. Visits with his New Mexico family to see his parents and siblings, offered opportunities to see his own Dine Elders and Medicine people. He painted book illustrations of the Bitterroot Salish's discovery of Lewis and Clark for the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. He even taught art at Two Eagle River School when it was located at the Old Agency in Dixon in the 1970s. Tony was well known for his style of work and gained a great deal of acclaim for the depth and breadth of subject matter. He participated in numerous art shows and galleries nationwide and overseas. A favorite art show challenge he was quite fond of was the Quick Draw, a timed event where several artists would vie for best and most finished portrayal. He often gathered a large and vocal group of by standers intently watching his painterly magic.
Davis Brothers Auction
Aug. 06, 2023
Tony M. Sandoval, Portrait Of Native American Man, Oil On Board
Est: $250 - $350
Tony M. Sandoval, Portrait Of Native American Man, Oil On Board. Signed Tony M. Sandoval. Approximately 20.0H x 16.0W in.
Clark's Auction Company
May. 22, 2022
TONY M SANDOVAL "GRAZING ELK" OIL ON BOARD
Est: -
Tony M Sandoval "Grazing Elk" Oil on Board. Artist: Tony M Sandoval Title: "Grazing Elk" Medium: Oil on Board Signature Type: Hand Signed Signature Location: Lower Right Site Measurement: 15.5in x 19.5in Keywords: Southwestern, Western Artwork, Art; Ref: BD1500
Bradford's
Jan. 27, 2022
Tony Sandoval "Native American Elder" Oil
Est: $300 - $500
Tony M. Sandoval "Native American Elder," Western oil on canvas, signed lower right: "Tony M. Sandoval." Image: 9.25" H x 7.5" W; frame: 12.25" H x 10.25" W x 1.5" D.
Auctions at Showplace
Dec. 09, 2021
Tony Sandoval "Native American Elder" Oil
Est: $300 - $500
Tony M. Sandoval "Native American Elder," Western oil on canvas, signed lower right: "Tony M. Sandoval." Image: 9.25" H x 7.5" W; frame: 12.25" H x 10.25" W x 1.5" D.
Auctions at Showplace
Nov. 06, 2021
TONY SANDOVAL OIL ON BOARD PAINTING
Est: $100 - $150
Nice painting by Montana Artist Tony Sandoval. 13.25" by 15.25" framed.
Davis Brothers Auction
Sep. 25, 2021
TONY SANDOVAL OIL ON BOARD PAINTING
Est: $100 - $150
Nice painting by Montana Artist Tony Sandoval. 13" by 15.5" framed.
Davis Brothers Auction
Sep. 25, 2021
TONY SANDOVAL OIL ON CANVAS PAINTING
Est: $150 - $200
Nice painting by Montana Artist Tony Sandoval. 15.5" by 19" framed.
Davis Brothers Auction
Sep. 25, 2021
TONY SANDOVAL OIL ON CANVAS PAINTING MONTANA
Est: $100 - $150
Nice painting by Montana Artist Tony Sandoval. 16" by 20".
Davis Brothers Auction
Sep. 25, 2021
TONY SANDOVAL OIL ON CANVAS PAINTING
Est: $150 - $200
Nice painting by Montana Artist Tony Sandoval. 13.25" by 15.25" framed.
Davis Brothers Auction
Aug. 22, 2021
Tony Sandoval "Native American Elder" Oil
Est: $400 - $600
Tony M. Sandoval "Native American Elder," Western oil on canvas, signed lower right: "Tony M. Sandoval." Image: 9.25" H x 7.5" W; frame: 12.25" H x 10.25" W x 1.5" D.
Auctions at Showplace
Aug. 14, 2021
Tony Sandoval, Untitled (Navajo Man)
Est: $200 - $400
Tony Sandoval (Diné [Navajo], 1943 - 2021) Untitled (Navajo Man) oil on canvas signed lower right: [artist's cipher] TONY M. SANDOVAL
Santa Fe Art Auction
May. 15, 2021
Sandoval, Tony "Out of the Past Oil" on Canvas
Est: $400 - $800
Featured in this lot is an oil on canvas called "Out of the Past by Tony Sandoval. The painting shows a Native American man smoking a peace pipe with a fading spirit buffalo underneath him. The artists signature is shown in the right hand bottom corner of the painting. The condition of this framed oil painting is good, with no obvious signs of damage. The measurements of this framed oil painting are 20 3/4" x 16 3/4" and the visible art measures 15 1/2" x 11 1/2".
North American Auction Company
Sep. 07, 2019
Tony Sandoval Signed Print 'Spirit of the West'
Est: $250 - $500
Offered in this lot we have a limited printing Tony Sandoval signed print titled 'Spirit of the west'. The print shows the images of a eagle, Native American, bison, and bear in a totem style formation at the center. The "totem" is framed by elk, geese, eagles and other wildlife. The original sketch was drawn using pencil as a medium. The print is signed at the bottom right hand side by Sandoval and is marked as number 390 of 500 prints. The print measures 18" tall by 13" wide.
North American Auction Company
Apr. 27, 2019
Tony Sandoval Signed Print 'Spirit of the West'
Est: $250 - $500
Offered in this lot we have a limited printing Tony Sandoval signed print titled 'Spirit of the west'. The print shows the images of a eagle, Native American, bison, and bear in a totem style formation at the center. The "totem" is framed by elk, geese, eagles and other wildlife. The original sketch was drawn using pencil as a medium. The print is signed at the bottom right hand side by Sandoval and is marked as number 387 of 500 prints. The print measures 18" tall by 13" wide.
North American Auction Company
Apr. 13, 2019
Spirit of the West Tony Sandoval Signed Print
Est: $100 - $300
Included in this lot is a Spirit of the West Tony Sandoval signed original print. This print depicts an eagle, Native American, Bison and Bear in a totem style configuration. The original medium appears to pencil. The print is signed by the artist Tony Sandoval and numbered 391/500. Print measures 18" x 13".
North American Auction Company
Sep. 09, 2017
Original Tony Sandoval Oil on Canvas Painting
Est: $150 - $300
This is an original oil on canvas painting by Tony Sandoval. The painting shows two wild mustangs rearing up at each other with the rest of the herd in the background. The painting shows wonderful detail and artistic ability. The piece is signed in the lower right corner. The painting is in good condition. The artwork measures 7.5" x 9.5" and the frame measures 13.5" x 15.5".
North American Auction Company
Sep. 09, 2017
Tony Sandoval Original Oil on Canvas Painting
Est: $150 - $300
This is an original Tony Sandoval oil on canvas painting. The piece depicts a Native American Indian medicine man having a vision quest. The medicine man is wearing a buffalo horn hat with the images of the buffalo and skull below. The piece is signed by the artist in the lower left corner. The artwork measures 4.5" x 6.5" and the frame is 10" x 12".
North American Auction Company
Sep. 09, 2017
Tony Sandoval Original Bronze Buffalo Sculpture
Est: $200 - $500
This is an original bronze buffalo sculpture by Tony Sandoval. The piece shows two buffalo laying on the prairie grass in fine detail. The bronze has been signed by the artist and is numbered 5/50. The bronze is in good condition and features a solid walnut base. The piece measures 5" x 6" and is 3.75" tall.
North American Auction Company
Nov. 22, 2014
Tony SANDOVAL
Est: €300 - €400
Tony SANDOVAL Né en 1973 Encre de Chine pour une illustration représentant une petite fille devant un obélisque. Signé et daté « 2010 ». Encadré. 19 x 14 cm.
Artcurial
Jun. 22, 2013
Native American Buffalo by Tony Sandoval
Est: $300 - $475
This is an original work of art oil on canvas. The piece is hand signed and features a Native American bust surrounded by a herd of buffalo across the bottom and eagles in flight at the top. Tony is a fantastic
North American Auction Company
Jun. 15, 2013
Native American Buffalo by Tony Sandoval
Est: $300 - $475
This is an original work of art oil on canvas. The piece is hand signed and features a Native American bust surrounded by a herd of buffalo across the bottom and eagles in flight at the top. Tony is a fantastic Western artist known for his depictions of Native Americans. This is hand signed and the original artwork is 10" x 8" and the frame is 16"x18"
North American Auction Company